Rich Asian countries magnify their liquidity interests- survey report claims

Singapore: Classically rich Asian countries invigorated their cash economy and they progressed by leaps and bounds previously, to elevate their status in the world by stifling their economy inimical any dip in unsinkable financial market.

According to Singaporean survey report that was presented n November 6, 2017 in Singapore, “The eminent and top financially strong countries boosted their cash holdings to the highest level in five years.

“They sought to buffer their wealth against any downfall.”

Supreme assessed valuation that possessed initially the worth of $1 million or more would have a right to invest and moved cash ammunition to re-enter the market at ground level in the event of correction of Asia Pacific region excluding Japan.

Conforming to the contemplate report, “Cash holdings rise to about 25% of financial assets in the second quarter, from 21% in the 2016 survey.”

In defiance of the reposition to cash, Asian wealth maintained its investment in equalities, with the increase of investment that would rise to a 25-28% in five years that was considered as high percentage.

Survey claimed, “The rise in equalities and cash holding proportion comes at the expense of investments in alternative assets such as structured products and hedge funds and property.”

However, Japan had shown the slower speed in wealth race as compared to its previous progress.

In short, actual growth rose from 8.2 to 18.8 trillion with Indonesia and Thailand liken to the past year.

Correspondent: Syeda Faiza Bukhari